History of the fluids associated with the Proterozoic Star Lake lode-gold deposit, northern Saskatchewan, Canada
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description: The Early Proterozoic Star Lake pluton in northern Saskatchewan, Canada, hosts several auriferous quartz veins that were deposited along an array of subparallel northeasterly-striking shear zones. Gold mineralization was fracture-controlled, and the main stage of deposition occurred during late fracturing episodes within the shear zones. The majority of the fluid inclusions trapped within the vein-quartz are of secondary origin, and are compositionally similar to primary inclusions. The aqueous and CO2-bearing fluids (
abstract: The Early Proterozoic Star Lake pluton in northern Saskatchewan, Canada, hosts several auriferous quartz veins that were deposited along an array of subparallel northeasterly-striking shear zones. Gold mineralization was fracture-controlled, and the main stage of deposition occurred during late fracturing episodes within the shear zones. The majority of the fluid inclusions trapped within the vein-quartz are of secondary origin, and are compositionally similar to primary inclusions. The aqueous and CO2-bearing fluids (
author: Ibrahim, Mohmed Suliman
language: en_US
date published: 1990-01
date modified: 2026-07-24T04:26:52Z
provider: University of Saskatchewan
publisher: Networked Digital Library of Theses and Dissertations
type: WebPage
source organization: University of Saskatchewan

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